Drywall Screw Terminology and Features:

• Bugle head: Bugle head refers to the cone-like shape of the screw head. This shape helps the screw stay in place, without tearing all the way through the outer paper layer.
• Sharp point: Some drywall screws specify that they have a sharp point. The point makes it easier to stab the screw into the drywall paper and get the screw started.
• Drill-driver: For most drywall screws, you will generally use a #2 Phillips head drill-driver bit. While many construction screws have begun to adopt Torx, square, or heads other than Phillips, most drywall screws still use the Phillips's head.
• Coatings: Black drywall screws have a phosphate coating to resist corrosion. A different type of drywall screw has a thin vinyl coating that makes them even more corrosion-resistant. Additionally, they are easier to draw in because the shanks are slippery.

4.8 X 32 #10 X 32 C1022A Steel Hardness High Low Thread Fine Coarse Screws (Box of 1000)

ITEM SPECIFICATIONS

Type of Screw: Drywall Screw

Head Type: Bugle Head

Thread Type: Hi-Lo Thread

Drive: #2 Phillips Drive

Material: Heat Treated Steel"

Coating: Black Phosphate

Diameter: #10(4.9)

Length: 32mm